ForbesLife India
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The perils of true-crime writing
For even a scrupulous, serious-intentioned writer attempting to chronicle a contentious crime, there are all sorts of potholes along the way
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How to steal the (fashion) show
The art of creating cinematic experiences on the runway
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Jalabala Vaidya and Gopal Sharman: A president, a Beetle and a play
About half a century ago, Jalabala Vaidya and Gopal Sharman, founders of New Delhi's Akshara theatre, started their journey in drama. Here's their story, divided into a few enthralling acts
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Born free, with Valmik Thapar
Tiger conservationist Valmik Thapar on what is critical for his quest
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Have money, will splurge
A selection from the editors of ForbesLife India, ForbesLife and Network18 Publishing
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The Foley of small things
What impresses product designer Neil Foley? Attention to the minutest of detail and the thoroughness of a job well done
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Anuradha Roy: The storyteller from the hills
Award-winning novelist Anuradha Roy talks about her latest book and the characters who live in her head
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Don't be a cookie
Exaggerated attempts to be "different" are all the rage, but a natural inclination to subvert the normal is rare, and ought to be celebrated
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Eat, sleep, dive, repeat: The water world off Thailand
The coral reefs off Similan Islands in Thailand offer a tryst with whale sharks, manta rays and the many hues of diversity
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Still life in Kerala
From the 1950s right through the 1990s, Malayali photographer Punaloor Rajan documented the lives of the people who helped shape the state's political, cultural and literary foundation
